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Latest revision as of 23:06, September 18, 2020
Evidence of Harm is a book by David Kirby that chronicles the danger of mercury preservatives in common vaccines, and suggests that early childhood vaccination may be a contributing factor to autism. This thesis has since been disproved in multiple studies.[1] Kirby has gained fame for giving voice to the concerns of thousands of worried parents and standing up to Big Science.
See also
- Evidence of Harm, David Kirby's website.